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American Orient Shiznit (Beta)

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Member since Jun-18-04 · 475 posts

RE: American Orient Shiznit (Beta)

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after about 20 minutes, my reations (dont worry its not so bad I quit, I just had to eat dinner )1. That first traffic with the 4 SD75s, get rid of the default crap. 3DTS sends some good double stacks with Cajon. 2. Get rid of the Geeps on the back. Either use another 75, a Dash 9 or a pair of SD40-2's on the rear. I dont think BNSF uses its GP20s as helpers too often.3. Dont start at 12:004. Place some loose consists in San BernardinoAgain these are just suggestions. I like how its forming, and it all looks really cool with Kosmos Storms. I also like the Orient Express cars. It never occured to me that those were MSTS default.Again, looks good keep working at it -Dave

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Member since Jul-14-04 · 182 posts

RE: American Orient Shiznit (Beta)

Well,thanks I totally re-did the whole activity all over. and it take me 5-7 days to complete. once again thanks,John Reagon
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